Roulette strategy, roulette systems

Why do online casinos allow the use of a roulette system while playing roulette? The percentage of players playing “on feel” is insignificant. The casino loses on a certain players over then long term but they do not worry and take it as a form of advertisement. On the other hand, roulette systems count on players with infinite funds, which are impossible in the real world, and no roulette system guarantees a player’s success. Remember that roulette is a game when using a roulette system.

Roulette - the Martingale system

The basic principle is very simple. The Martingale system refers to placing a bet – e.g. €1 on red or black at the beginning. If the player hits, he or she wins €2 and can place a bet of €1 on a colour again. If the player loses, he or she doubles the bet and places €2. If he or she loses again, he or she then places € 4 and if another loss comes, the bet becomes €8. If the loss occurs again the bet becomes €16 to win €32. Consequently, if you have placed €1 + €2 + €4 + €8 + €16 = €31 so far and you win €32, you are up €1. Then you start playing again. Of course, you do not have to start with €1. So how can you win? This is the answer. Try it in one of the online casinos.

Roulette - the Parlay system

The parlay system is based on an accumulating principle during which if you win on the current spin, you place the extra amount you are up along with your original bet into the next spin. It is a specific investment where you actually sacrifice your original ante. If you lose, you start from the beginning with 1 chip. It is similar to the Martingale system but differs in that on the contrary to Martingale we cover positive progress. We can willingly choose the span of the progression (after how many wins we end a series), but a progression of 4 is recommended, this means 1, 2, 4 and 8. Simple bets are usually used for this system (colour, even/odd or low/high).

Roulette - System "63"

This system is called the “63” system because the probability of winning is as much as 63% for every wheel spin in American roulette (it is 1% more for French roulette). The system is based on your progression during which you place your bets on 2 dozens or 2 columns (24 numbers). During the game you cover 2/3 of the roulette table, except 0. If we win the current spin, we end a sequence and we have won. If we lose a spin, we will advance according to this progression: 1-1, 3-3, 9-9 and 27-27. Altogether, we spend maximum of 80 chips. You can willingly choose the number of chips; however, we recommend the fewest.